Democrats know high health costs are pummeling Americans, and on the campaign trail, they’re selling big ideas to bring them down. But making those ideas a reality in Congress is a different story.

Some California Democratic candidates are openly rejecting tech money and distancing themselves from the industry as they vie for open seats in a state legislature known for its appetite to control ...

Demand for the data centers powering artificial intelligence is booming even as developers find themselves playing political defense.

Democrats are caught between wrapping all spending decisions for the next fiscal year or punting them to the new year, when they may get a better deal with Republicans if they flip one or both ...

Opinion: As Washington moves to restrict appropriations spending, lobbyists must identify creative, workable approaches that help federal agencies use existing resources and authorities more ...

The Trump administration barred civilian US government agencies from using products or services from Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek, citing a potential threat to national security ...

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a trip to the Middle East, just days before the country holds elections, Axios reported on Monday.

The National Congress of American Indians Monday urged senators to pull a scheduled Nov. 9 vote on a bipartisan permitting bill if the current language narrowing historic preservation protections ...

The OpenAI software engineer charged with planting a hidden recording device in one of the company’s offices must remain in jail for the time being, a federal judge ruled.

Investigating alleged abuses by federal immigration agents will be at the top of the House Oversight Committee’s agenda if Democrats flip the chamber next month, the panel’s leading Democrat said ...

Nonprofits and local agencies are asking the Department of Housing and Urban Development to rethink its efforts to dismantle the housing-first strategy to combat homelessness.

Kimberly-Clark Corp. raised $4.9 billion Monday from an investment-grade bond sale to help fund its pending acquisition of Tylenol maker Kenvue Inc.